Education is the largest selling comodity for this roadside vendor who has wide range of educational books and charts along with the other interesting items for the kids, perhaps acts as one stop shop for parents for acamedia and fun...
This time around the year, all students are seen preparing for their annual exams. Grabbing a quiet corner of her school premise, this student makes most of her time focusing on the studies..
Here is wishing all the patrons of BDP a Happy Diwali...
This floral Rangoli is tribute from the school children of Parikrma, I has a privilege to participate in the function at their Kormangala school y'day evening! This prize winning display is from their "PLUTO" division...
Read more about Parikrma here..
Exams are in progress for many standards, specially 10th and 12th board exams. Here is wishing all the very best to all examtaking students…
The academic terms are nearing final exams. In the last few weeks before the long vacations when the syllabus is almost complete, the school bags become lighter and students carry fewer books. The young ones still try keep the pace with elder’s, who handhold them along…
The ‘Nariyal paniwala’ (Coconut water seller) from my neighborhood remains informed reading newspapers as he finished setting up his cart early morning, many walkers pass by and enjoy coconut water from him as he adds few tidbits from the happenings around from latest news…
Schools are open and it's time for friends to bring back the fun and friendliness sharing icecreams, nuts and other goodies... be it on the road or sharing tiffins, goodness of the schooling times!!
Vacations are over and schools have already reopened, this family is catching up late buying school bags and tiffin bags near by a large departmental store, stores cashing in on opportunity have opened counters on road front to facilitate ‘young seasonal buyer’ with seasoned parents…
Montessori kids like to get dressed other than their uniforms for some 'cultural day' show in the school. The school bus ferries them to the school along with teachers to capture the festive mood. Here are few seen fully dressed like lord krishna or some traditional attire...Feb 10th 2008 was a different Sunday outing for about 100 students in the city. They took to the streets holding placards with a unique message - requesting motorists to be patient.
Tomorrow's road users set an example on what individuals can do to improve traffic. The walk was organized by LeadCap, whose founder Sangeeth Vergheese announced that more such efforts will be taken up.
The walk started at Gandhi statue on MG Road and concluded at Richmond Town. Students of Baldwin, Bishop Cotton, Sacred Heart and Cathedral schools came out with creative messages. They shouted slogans like: "We love Bengaluru, not Galeejuru (dirty city)" and "Let's stop pointing fingers at others” in supporting the theme of the walk, Traffic discipline. More Photo’s here
After a long summer vacation enjoyed by the Bangalore kids, schools reopen for the next new higher class sessions, parents get pushed to markets to buy new uniforms, school-bags, shoes etc…the shops catering to this need see a huge crowd every evening…
